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Clothing Store on Søndergade 24, Horsens
Central Horsens womenswear store blending denim heritage, fast-changing trends and affordable Scandinavian style on lively pedestrian Søndergade.
ONLY Horsens is a bright, contemporary women’s fashion store on pedestrianised Søndergade in the heart of Horsens. Part of the Danish BESTSELLER family, it focuses on on-trend yet affordable clothing, denim and accessories for everyday wear, nights out and seasonal updates. Racks of jeans, dresses, knitwear and outerwear are refreshed frequently, so the selection feels current whether you are browsing for a complete outfit or a single statement piece.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
On foot from central Horsens
From most central Horsens addresses, you can walk to Søndergade 24 in about 5–15 minutes. The route follows flat, paved pedestrian streets and is suitable for prams and wheelchairs. As this is a car-free shopping street, you will complete the last part of the approach on foot through the shared pedestrian zone.
Local bus to Horsens city centre
Several city bus lines run to stops around Horsens city centre, typically 5–10 minutes’ ride from residential districts. A single adult ticket within the local zones usually costs around 20–30 DKK and can often be bought via ticket machines, apps or from the driver. From the central bus stops, expect a 5–10 minute walk along the pedestrian streets to reach Søndergade, using dropped kerbs and even paving suitable for most mobility levels.
Train to Horsens Station plus short walk
Regional and intercity trains connect Horsens with cities such as Aarhus and Vejle, with journeys typically taking 20–45 minutes depending on route and service. Standard adult fares on these routes generally range from about 60–150 DKK one way, varying by time and booking. From Horsens Station, it is roughly a 10–20 minute level walk through the centre to reach Søndergade, following broad pavements and then the pedestrianised shopping street.
Car access and nearby parking
If you arrive by car from elsewhere in Jutland, travel times to Horsens often range from 30–60 minutes from nearby larger towns. Søndergade itself is pedestrianised, so you will need to use public car parks or short-stay parking areas in the surrounding streets and shopping centres. Many central car parks charge by the hour, commonly in the range of 10–20 DKK per hour, and offer designated spaces for disabled drivers. From most parking areas, allow 5–10 minutes to walk into the pedestrian zone.
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